fix(decorators): async get hits record serializer/size/hit like the sync path (LAB-3765) - #297
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…ync path (LAB-3765) The async wrapper's L1-hit and L2-hit record_cache_operation calls omitted serializer, size_bytes and hit, so FeatureOrchestrator's serializer="unknown" default swallowed every async get hit. The sync path labels the same tiers l1_memory / rust with the served size and hit=True. Pass the same kwargs at both async sites; size_bytes for the L2 hit is the raw envelope the async handler already returns, so L1 and L2 hits on one entry report the same size. Test drives both tiers through the real decorator stack and captures at the orchestrator, not the collector, because record_success() also forwards an unlabelled record at these sites.
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…ence, tighten test docstrings (LAB-3765) Panel trims: the L2 hit tuple is only built after deserialize_data succeeded on cached_data, so the else-0 branch could not run; the comment now says why this site sizes the envelope where the sync L2 site sizes str(value); the test docstring no longer calls the miss-store a backfill and bounds its claim to the L1 and uncontended L2 sites; the fixture docstring says what the override actually buys (the L1 clear the unit conftest dropped).
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… (LAB-3765) The sync L2 site measures the served envelope as of #298; this comment described the state it was written against and would read as a lie once both land. The remaining sentence is about this site only.
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…ain (LAB-3768) The previous commit claimed the async hit sites already record the served envelope length. On this base they do not; #297 brings them there. Docstring, wrapper comment and test docstring now state the fact that holds today: the same quantity the sync L1 site records via len(l1_bytes). The hit site unpacks the tuple by name, mirroring the async site, instead of reading [1] and [2]. The test runs with l1_enabled=False so the L2 site is reached without an L1 singleton to prime and clear, and the one-use fixture is inlined with its rationale kept as a comment.
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🟡 Minor · Measure string envelopes in bytes. · wrapper.py:1716-1724
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMeasure string envelopes in bytes.
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str, it encodes the value as UTF-8 before deserialisation and_l1_backfill_from_l2stores the encoded bytes. However,len(cached_data)counts Unicode characters at this metric site. Non-ASCII envelopes therefore produce an under-reportedsize_bytesvalue. Encode string values as UTF-8 before measuring the envelope.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…LAB-3765) The positive-only size_bytes assertion would pass on a wrong constant (e.g. size_bytes=1). Pin it to the exact served envelope length: both hit sites record the raw serialized envelope, and the L1 backfill stores the same bytes L2 returned, so the single L2 store value is ground truth for either tier. Addresses the CodeRabbit review nitpick.
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Conflict: src/cachekit/decorators/wrapper.py, the async L2-hit stats site. Both sides added serializer="rust" / size_bytes / hit=True there; the PR read size_bytes from the four-slot hit tuple, main (#297, LAB-3765) measured the UTF-8-encoded envelope locally. Kept main's expression: the values are identical for every in-contract bytes envelope, and for an out-of-contract str envelope main's is the byte count both sides intend. The PR's four-slot tuple stays in force at the sync site and on the mmap path; the async unpack target is renamed _size_bytes to match the PR's two double-check sites. Follow-through from main's #264 (LAB-304): the PR's new L1-backfill warning used bounded_error, which main removed from the wrapper's imports and forbids at log sinks (tests/unit/test_log_redaction_architecture.py); it now uses redact_error_for_log like every other sink in the file.
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#294 (LAB-348) widened the L2 hit tuple to (found, value, envelope, size_bytes) at the same three async sites this branch touches, so both double-check hit returns conflicted. Resolution keeps main's 4-tuple unpack and this branch's telemetry call, and drops the helper's "return the encoded envelope" contract: _l1_backfill_from_l2 now encodes internally and guards TypeError itself (#294), so the saved re-encode had no caller left and the return value changed shape with collect_stats for nothing. size_bytes stays derived from the envelope rather than taken from the tuple's new slot: the handler reports len() of whatever the backend returned, which is a character count for a str envelope, and #297 made this label byte-denominated deliberately. Swapping the source inside a merge would be an unreviewed behaviour change.
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… (LAB-3769) (#303) > **Maintainer note — this PR also carries a dependency fix.** `anyio` was > constrained to `>=4.14.2` here rather than in a separate PR, at the > maintainer's request, because it was the only thing keeping this branch red. ### Dependency: `anyio >= 4.14.2` and `h2 >= 4.4.1` `anyio 4.11.0` carries [GHSA-82r6-8w77-94w6](GHSA-82r6-8w77-94w6) / CVE-2026-63374 (IDNA-2003 hostname encoding lets a hijacked connection to an internationalised domain pass TLS certificate validation — CVSS 9.3), [GHSA-5p39-cfhj-2xmp](GHSA-5p39-cfhj-2xmp) / CVE-2026-64847 (undrained process-pool stderr pipe deadlocks the worker), and [GHSA-3w57-8xmc-8v26](GHSA-3w57-8xmc-8v26) / CVE-2026-63349. All three are fixed in `4.14.2`. **The first attempt at this fix did not work, and is worth calling out.** The floor was added to `[tool.uv] constraint-dependencies`, matching the entries already in that block. That table is uv-local — it constrains this repository's lockfile and is never emitted as `Requires-Dist`, so `pip install cachekit` ignored it completely. Verified against the built wheel: `METADATA` listed nine `Requires-Dist` entries and neither `anyio` nor `h2` was among them. CI passed regardless, because both audit gates run `pip-audit` against the already-constrained venv — a green board was false assurance, not evidence. Both floors now live in `[project] dependencies`, where they are emitted as `Requires-Dist` and actually bind a downstream install. The wheel built from this branch ships `Requires-Dist: anyio>=4.14.2` and `Requires-Dist: h2>=4.4.1`. Two related corrections: - `h2 >= 4.4.1` ([GHSA-6hr6-w5qg-qmwg](GHSA-6hr6-w5qg-qmwg), a request-smuggling primitive) had the identical problem — it is where the `anyio` entry was copied from — so it moves too. - Both rationale comments claimed the dependency "reaches users through the `cachekit[http2]` extra". There is no such extra (they are `data`, `json`, `memcached`); `httpx[http2]` is an unconditional runtime dependency, so exposure is every install, not an opt-in subset. Corrected at both entries. The constraint table now holds only genuinely dev-only transitives and documents why, so the next floor does not repeat this. Re-resolving also drops `sniffio` (vendored into `anyio` from 4.14) and moves `typing-extensions` to `4.16.0`; nothing in `src/` or `tests/` imports `sniffio`, and both remaining importers guard with `except ImportError`. `pip-audit` reports no known vulnerabilities. ### Merged `main` — conflict resolution `main` picked up #294, which widened the L2 hit tuple to `(found, value, envelope, size_bytes)` at the same three async sites this branch touches, so both double-check hit returns conflicted. Two decisions worth a reviewer's eye: - **`size_bytes` is still derived from the envelope, not read from the tuple's new slot.** The handler reports `len()` of whatever the backend returned, which is a *character* count for a `str` envelope; #297 made this label byte-denominated on purpose. Changing the source inside a merge would be an unreviewed behaviour change, so the `.encode("utf-8")` stays. - **`_record_l2_hit_async` returns nothing, and is best-effort.** #294 moved envelope encoding inside `_l1_backfill_from_l2`, and both async readers annotate that slot `bytes`, so the re-encode the return value saved never fired — while the return *type* varied with `collect_stats`. It is gone. The helper body is now wrapped the same way `_l1_backfill_from_l2` is: every call site sits inside an `except Exception` that falls through to a recompute, so a throwing metrics collector could convert a hit already in hand into a full recompute during exactly the stampede the lock exists to absorb. Telemetry never costs a served hit. Both double-check branches were re-verified by mutation after the merge: deleting the record call from either one fails that parametrised case alone. --- <!-- kody-pr-summary:start --> ## Summary This PR fixes a telemetry gap where async L2 cache hits arriving through the distributed lock's double-check path were not recorded, making thundering-herd hits invisible to `cache_operations_total` and `cache_info()` L2 statistics (LAB-3769). ## Problem The uncontended async L2 hit path correctly recorded `get`/`serializer="rust"`/`hit=True` telemetry (from LAB-3765), but the two post-lock `_l2_double_check` hit returns did not. This meant that when another worker filled the cache while this request waited on the distributed lock — precisely the traffic the lock exists to absorb — the resulting hit was never counted in operation totals or L2 stats. ## Changes - **Extracted a shared `_record_l2_hit_async` helper** in `wrapper.py` that consolidates the L2 hit telemetry logic (operation context, success recording, `record_cache_operation`, and `record_l2_hit`). It returns the UTF-8-encoded envelope so callers can pass it directly to `_l1_backfill_from_l2` without re-encoding. - **Refactored the uncontended L2 hit site** to use the new helper, replacing the inline telemetry recording. - **Added telemetry recording to both double-check hit paths** inside the lock. Each now measures the double-check read duration and calls `_record_l2_hit_async` before backfilling L1 and returning, ensuring contended hits report the same labels as uncontended ones. ## Testing - Added `tests/unit/test_async_l2_double_check_hit_labels.py`, which reproduces contention by patching the backend's `get` to miss once (forcing the wrapper into the lock path) then hit on the double-check read. It verifies exactly one `get` operation is recorded with `serializer="rust"`, `hit=True`, and the correct byte size. --- ## Summary This PR fixes a telemetry gap in the async cache decorator's double-check lock path, ensuring L2 cache hits discovered during double-check reads properly record `get` telemetry. ## Problem When an async cached function experiences cache contention, the wrapper falls through the pre-lock check into the lock path. A double-check read then occurs (standing in for "another request filled the cache while we waited"). This double-check hit can be reached through two distinct control-flow branches: 1. **Lock-acquired branch** — the lock was successfully obtained 2. **Lock-timeout branch** — the lock acquisition timed out Both branches record telemetry via the same `_record_l2_hit_async` helper, but the test coverage previously only exercised the lock-acquired case (the mock lock was always granted). ## Changes - **Parametrized the test** over both lock outcomes (`lock-acquired` and `lock-timeout`) so both double-check hit return paths are covered. - **Updated `_LockableByteStore`** to accept a `lock_acquired` flag, allowing the mock to yield either `True` or `False` from `acquire_lock`, thereby steering the test through the desired control-flow branch. - **Added duration assertions** verifying that `duration_ms` is recorded as a non-negative float. This guards against a regression where the double-check read's timing window could be dropped — a bug that would otherwise still pass the existing label-only assertions. ## Impact Ensures consistent, complete telemetry (including timing) for L2 cache hits regardless of which lock outcome path the async wrapper takes during contention. --- ## Summary This PR fixes telemetry recording for async L2 cache hits that arrive via the lock's double-check path, and standardizes the `size_bytes` telemetry label to be consistently byte-denominated across all cache hit sites (LAB-3769). ## Changes ### Async L2 hit telemetry (LAB-3769) - Refactored `_record_l2_hit_async` to no longer return an envelope, decoupling telemetry recording from envelope encoding. Both post-lock double-check hit sites now record `get` telemetry consistently, ensuring thundering-herd hits served via the lock's double-check are no longer invisible to `cache_operations_total` / `cache_info()`. ### Consistent byte-denominated `size_bytes` - The `size_bytes` label is now derived from the encoded envelope rather than the handler's raw `len()` (which reports character count for `str` envelopes). This keeps the metric byte-denominated across every hit site, matching the bytes stored by L1 backfill. - Handler cache-hit tuples were extended to carry an explicit `size_bytes` slot: async now unpacks `(found, result, cached_data, size_bytes)` and the sync path unpacks the same 4-tuple, replacing ad-hoc `len(str(...).encode(...))` computations. ### Sync path L1 backfill (LAB-348 / LAB-557) - Added L1 backfill from L2 envelopes on the sync hit path, honoring the stale-exclusion and remaining-freshness bound invariants (previously only done on the async path). The sync path now captures the freshness value (`fresh_for`) from freshness-capable L2 reads to bound the L1 lifetime. ### Robustness of `_l1_backfill_from_l2` (LAB-348) - Made L1 backfill best-effort by catching `TypeError` from `L1Cache.put` (raised on a non-bytes envelope from an out-of-contract backend), logging a warning and skipping rather than allowing the exception to demote a served hit into a recompute. Other exceptions still propagate as genuine L1 bugs. The function was also converted to an early-return guard clause for clarity. --- ## Summary This PR ensures that async L2 cache hits arriving through the lock's double-check path correctly record `get` telemetry, addressing a gap where thundering-herd hits could be invisible to `cache_operations_total` / `cache_info()`. ## Changes **Telemetry recording for double-check L2 hits (LAB-3769)** The `_record_l2_hit_async` helper is now consistently used across all three L2 hit sites in the async wrapper: - The uncontended read path - Both post-lock double-check hit paths (where another request filled the cache while the current request waited on the lock) Previously the double-check hit paths already called `_record_l2_hit_async`, but this change refactors the helper to return the computed envelope so callers can reuse it. **Avoiding duplicate UTF-8 encoding** `_record_l2_hit_async` now returns the UTF-8-encoded envelope when `collect_stats` computed one (otherwise it returns the original `cached_data` unchanged). Callers capture this return value and pass it directly to `_l1_backfill_from_l2`, avoiding encoding the same string payload twice per hit. The updated docstring clarifies that: - `size_bytes` is derived from the envelope (byte-denominated), not from the handler's `size_bytes` slot which reports a character count for string envelopes (LAB-348, LAB-3765). - Since `_l1_backfill_from_l2` encodes defensively itself, passing the original payload back would still be correct — the reuse is purely an efficiency improvement. ## Impact - Async L2 double-check cache hits are now properly reflected in cache operation telemetry and stats. - Reduces redundant UTF-8 encoding work on the hit path when statistics collection is enabled. --- ## Summary This PR fixes telemetry error handling in the async lock double-check path when recording L2 cache hits. ## Problem In `_record_l2_hit_async`, telemetry was previously wrapped in a broad `except Exception` that logged at WARNING level. However, any *unexpected* error not caught here would propagate to the caller's `except Exception` block, which logs at DEBUG under "Double-check cache failed after lock acquisition" and then **recomputes the value**. This meant a buggy telemetry collector could silently turn a cache hit — the very hit the lock exists to protect — into a full recompute under contention, once per contender. ## Changes **`src/cachekit/decorators/wrapper.py`** - Split the single `except Exception` handler into two distinct clauses: - `except (ValueError, TypeError)`: the collector's documented/expected refusals (e.g., duplicated timeseries, mismatched label sets, non-numeric observations), logged at WARNING as before. - `except Exception`: unexpected errors indicating a bug in the telemetry stack, now logged at ERROR with the exception type named — making the failure loud rather than allowing the caller to demote the hit into a recompute. - Added explanatory comments documenting why the unexpected case is deliberately caught (to prevent misattributed DEBUG logging and per-contender recomputes) rather than narrowly scoped. **`tests/unit/test_async_l2_double_check_hit_labels.py`** - Added a parametrized test verifying that a throwing metrics collector never costs the served hit. It covers both handler clauses — a collector refusal (`ValueError`) and an unexpected bug (`AttributeError`) — asserting the hit is still served from the double-check read and the function body is not executed a second time. ## Impact Telemetry failures — expected or unexpected — no longer cause cache hits under lock contention to be demoted into recomputes, preserving the stampede-protection guarantee the lock provides. --- ## Summary This PR fixes a telemetry bug in the async cache decorator where L2 cache hits served from the double-check read path could fail to be recorded in local statistics when an external telemetry collector rejected the operation. ## Problem In the `_record_l2_hit_async` helper, the local stat recording (`_stats.record_l2_hit()`) was placed **after** calls to the external telemetry collector. If the collector raised one of its documented refusals (e.g., duplicated timeseries, mismatched label set, non-numeric observation), the exception would prevent the local L2 hit counter from being updated—even though the cache hit had already been served to the caller. This resulted in served hits going missing from `cache_info().l2_hits` and skewing the average L2 latency, effectively hiding hits that were actually delivered. ## Fix The local stat recording is now performed **first**, before any interaction with the external collector. Since recording the local stat is pure arithmetic under a lock and cannot realistically fail, this ordering guarantees that a served hit is always counted locally, regardless of whether the external collector refuses the operation. ## Test Changes The test in `test_async_l2_double_check_hit_labels.py` was updated to verify the fix: - It now captures the `l2_hits` count before the operation and asserts the delta rather than an absolute value (since counters are keyed by module/qualname and shared across parametrized runs). - It adds an assertion that `cache_info().l2_hits` is still incremented by 1 even when the external collector (`record_cache_operation`) raises an exception, confirming that a collector refusal no longer costs the local L2 stat. <!-- kody-pr-summary:end --> <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved cache hit tracking for asynchronous operations, including requests completed after lock contention. * Cache operation metrics now consistently include payload size and response timing information. * Telemetry errors no longer trigger unnecessary recomputation of cached results. * **Tests** * Added coverage for asynchronous cache hits following both successful lock acquisition and lock timeouts. * **Chores** * Updated required runtime components to address transitive security vulnerabilities. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Mark S <ray@insighttimer.com>
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Summary
This PR fixes async cache hit statistics recording to match the sync path behavior (LAB-3765).
Problem
The async cache wrapper's two cache-hit recording sites were logging
getoperations without theserializer,size_bytes, andhitlabels that the sync path includes. As a result, on hit-heavy async workloads, mostgettraffic was incorrectly filed underserializer="unknown"in the collected statistics.Changes
src/cachekit/decorators/wrapper.pyserializer="l1_memory",size_bytes=len(l1_bytes), andhit=Trueto therecord_cache_operationcall.serializer="rust",size_bytes(from the served payload), andhit=Trueto therecord_cache_operationcall, along with a comment clarifying that L1 and L2 hits on the same entry report identical sizes.tests/unit/test_async_get_record_labels.py(new)getoperation with the correctserializerlabel,hit=True, and a non-zerosize_bytes.Impact
Async cache hits now emit consistent, properly labeled statistics matching the sync path, eliminating the misattribution of hit traffic to
serializer="unknown".Summary
This PR fixes a stats-recording inconsistency in the async cache decorator's L2 hit path, bringing it in line with the sync path behavior (LAB-3765).
Problem
When recording cache statistics for an L2 hit in the async wrapper, the
size_bytesvalue was computed aslen(cached_data) if cached_data else 0. This conditional guard could report a size of0for cache hits, diverging from how the L1 hit site records the served payload size.Change
src/cachekit/decorators/wrapper.py: Simplified thesize_bytescalculation for the async L2 hit path fromlen(cached_data) if cached_data else 0tolen(cached_data). Since the code reaches this point on a confirmed hit with a valid envelope in hand, the served size is always reported directly—matching the L1 hit site which useslen(l1_bytes). The comments were updated to clarify that the async L2 site has the raw envelope available (unlike the sync L2 site, which estimates fromstr(value)).tests/unit/test_async_get_record_labels.py: Updated the module and fixture docstrings to more accurately describe the parity being tested and the reasoning behind L1 hygiene between test cases. The redundantclear_all()call at fixture setup was removed, and the docstring now notes thattests/unit/conftest.py's no-op override of the root Redis isolation fixture necessitates the explicit L1 cleanup to prevent a leaked entry from turning the L2 case's priming miss into an L1 hit.Impact
Async cache hits now consistently record
serializer,size_bytes, andhitlabels the same way as the sync path, so hit-heavy async workloads no longer misfilegettraffic underserializer="unknown"or report a size of zero.Fix: Align async cache get metrics with the sync path (LAB-3765)
Summary
This PR updates a code comment in the async cache get path within
src/cachekit/decorators/wrapper.pyto accurately reflect the current behavior when recording cache operation statistics.Changes
size_bytescalculation for the async L2 cache get operation. The previous comment referenced a discrepancy where the sync L2 path lacked an envelope and estimated size fromstr(value)instead. That caveat has been removed, indicating the async path now recordssize_bytesfrom the raw envelope consistently with the L1 site'slen(l1_bytes).Context
Based on the PR title, this change is part of ensuring the async cache get path records serializer, size, and hit statistics consistently with the sync path. The comment update documents that the async get operation now aligns its size measurement with the standard envelope-based approach.
Based on the code changes, here's a description for this pull request:
Description
This PR fixes the async
getcode path so it records the same telemetry metadata (serializer,size_bytes, andhit) that the synchronous path already records for cache hits.What Changed
The test
test_async_get_record_labels.pywas strengthened to verify that the async hit sites report the exact served size rather than just a positive value:size_bytes > 0, which would pass even if the code recorded an incorrect constant (e.g.,size_bytes=1).size_bytesto the exact length of the serialized envelope stored in the backend (expected_size = len(next(iter(backend.store.values())))).Why
The tightened assertion catches a real correctness issue: async cache hits must record the true serialized byte size, not an arbitrary placeholder. Since the L1 backfill stores the same bytes that L2 returned, the single stored value serves as the ground truth for either tier. This ensures the async path emits consistent, accurate telemetry labels matching the sync path's behavior.
Impact
getoperations produce consistent metrics/telemetry for cache hits.Note: This description is based solely on the test file changes shown. The corresponding decorator/source changes that implement the fix (referenced in the PR title) are not included in the provided diff.
Description
This PR fixes a discrepancy in how the async cache get path records statistics for L2 cache hits, aligning it with the behavior of the synchronous path.
Problem
When recording cache operation statistics for an async L2 hit, the
size_bytesmetric was calculated usinglen(cached_data)directly. Whencached_datawas a string envelope, this measured the character count rather than the actual byte length. For non-ASCII payloads, this produced incorrect size measurements that didn't match what was actually stored.Fix
The change now UTF-8 encodes the envelope when it's a string before measuring its length:
cached_datais astr, it is encoded to UTF-8 bytes first.size_bytesmetric now reflects the encoded byte length, consistent with:_l1_backfill_from_l2len(l1_bytes)measurementImpact
Cache statistics for async L2 hits now report accurate byte sizes for all payloads, including those containing non-ASCII characters, ensuring consistency between the async and sync code paths.
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Bug Fixes
Tests